Le Labo Inspired Perfume Kiosk

About the project

I need a full concept design for a mall-based perfume kiosk that echoes the unmistakable Le Labo aesthetic. Think raw wood counters, barn oak slightly charred, raw cement tops, apothecary-style glassware, and an overall handcrafted look carried through every surface and fixture. Wood is the primary construction material I want to highlight; metal or glass should only play supporting roles where structurally necessary or for accent details. No overhead structures per se. Dual Black Steel rings around the kiosk, at height of 2400mm, with pendant lights. Warm LED lighting under counter and glass displays. The kiosk must include an integrated perfume-mixing lab. The ambiance should feel exactly like stepping up to a Le Labo bench—subdued lighting, lab-style bottles neatly labeled, and an inviting workspace customers instantly trust. Within that lab zone, I need three clear functions: • Customer mixing stations • Storage for raw materials (oils, alcohol, beakers, droppers) • Display for finished products ready for purchase or pickup Please lay the space out so traffic flows naturally around the kiosk. No walk through into the kiosk, it needs to be closed off. Renderings should show both day and evening lighting scenarios to capture how the wood grain and glass reflect ambient mall lights. Deliverables • Concept sketches and mood boards illustrating the Le Labo-inspired theme • 3D renderings from multiple angles, including close-ups of the mixing lab stations • Scaled floor plan with dimensions suited to typical mall kiosk regulations • Materials and finishes palette specifying wood type, stains, and any complementary metals or glass I’ll review initial concept visuals first; after sign-off, we can refine details for final presentation to mall management.

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